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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet
and unchanged. No. spring wheat, S04 a s33e;
corn, S4a 938c. No. 2 oats, 2ssc. No rye,
55.c No 2 barley, 52c No. l fiaxseed, Sl.03.
Prime timothy -seed. $1.6801.7O. Mess pork.
per brl, $50 so. Lard, per 100 lbs, 1875.
Shoulders boxed,. 6ioSS % short-elesr SIDES les
(boxed). S. 1o0 s. 75c. Whisky, distiers' finished
goods, per gallon, $1.1e Sugars, cut-loaf, 81 q
6sc; eranulated Gsc: standard A. sc.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was weak; creamery, 1S 025c; dairy,
l6024c. Eggs. u q 2Ac
Receipts-Flour, 200 brls; wheat, 45, 900 bu;
corn, 47000 Blu; oats, &c. 900 bu; barley, II 900
bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 4. 900
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, 10000 Blu; barley,
9 0G0 hu
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Instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twenty four hours
ending at p. NJ, April 15 1887, furnished by
Elliott & Butler abstracters of titles Room 3d. Atna
Building
Bayard F. Mcclellan and wife to Chris
tan Michel. lot So in Dunlap s. Tute-
wiler's subdivision of B. T. Morrs's
addition to indianapolis. $780,
Louis NJ Logsdon and husband to John
H. Walt and wife part of lot 70. in
Hannas heirs addition to Indianapolis 90
Nicholas McCarty ct al. to Indianapolis
Union Railway Company. part of the
west half northeast quarter section 10.
containing Il. 100 acres 10000
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choice tubwashed. so a Sec; good medium unwashed
20 024c. fine light. 1S022c fine heavy. Havoc;
coarse grain. 16021c: low sandy, $50 be.
NEW YORK. April 15.--Wool quiet and steady:
domestic fleece 30137c. pulled. 14034c, Texas, S
n24c.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. April 14.-Dry goods-In the gen
eral character of the demand there was no change
and but moderate business in motion.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. April 15-Copper steady; lake,
10.37l20 10.4Oc. Lead quiet. Tin steady.
ST. LOUIS. April 15.-Lead dull and weak; com
mon, 4.O2lac; refined, 4.05c.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Nervous Feeling in Wheat, Caused by
Fear of Corner in the May Option.
A Fair Volume of Trading in Corn, Accom-
panied by Firmer Feeling-0ats With
ont Notable Change-POrk Weaker.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.
The Duliest Day for Two Weeks, the Market
Closing Qniet and Steady.

The Dullest Day for Two Weeks, the Market
Closing Quiet and Steady.
NEW YORK, April 15-Money call was
easy at 4 1per cent. closing at A.
Prime mercantile paper, 5 96 per cent.
Sterling exchange was quiet but steady at
81 $50 for sixty day bills, and 81. 81 for demand.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were 223 1853
shares, including the following: Delaware,
Lackawanua 81 Western q. 900; Delaware 81
Hudson, $780, Erie. 1900; Kansas 81 Texas,
$780, Lake Shore, 5000, Louisville 6 Nashville
92o0 Northwestern. 1902; New Jersey Central
IA 729; Oregon Transcontinental, 3, l60 Reading
81, $50; ST. Paul. 662l; Union Pacific, s40O
Western Union, S,2l3
The stock market to-day was the dullest for
the past two weeks 1t was feverish and
settled, but, on the whole, heavy. London was
a conspicuous seller early in tpe day, which was
taken advantage of by the "bears" for a raid
The declines established. however, ,were gener-
ally insignificant. The preDonderance was on
the side of higher figures. Later decidedly
better tone manifested, though the market
ut times positively dull Jersey Central
again became the chif center Of attraction, and
recorded decline from the highest figures OF
per cent. Upon the removal of the pressure,
however, material reaction occurred. Almost
all the general list, with the execution
OF Lackawanna. which showed a stub
born strength throughout the day, yield
ed more or less in the forenoon
The action of the Attorney general of Louisiana
in applying for injunction against the cotton
oil trusts rendered the latter specially weak
heavy sales, but there was rally from the low
est figures toward the close. The market was
weak at the opening. first prices showing de-
clines of ! to (. the market showed feverish-
ness and irregularity. Prices generally
heavy, however, over the entire list The de-
cline was continued until nearly noon, when
better feeling apparent. but the market be-
came decidedly dull. A period of comparative
IMAGINATION in prices ensued, which lasted until
about 2 P. NJ, when another general decline was
Effected. The market closed rally, how
aver quiet and steady. Sales, 223. 353 shares.
Railroad bonds ruled quiet Sales 81. 367 600.
Final quotations generally show fractional
}hanges only.
Government bonds and State bonds were dull
IND steady. Closing quotations were:
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Choice shipping grades. $4.7505.15
Medium to good shipping grades--..-.-- 4.4004 65
Common to fair shipping grades 4.0004.35
Stockers common to good 3.0004.0 90
Good to choice hefers. 37504 %
Common to medium heifers 3.25 O3.75
Good to choice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3. 5003. IS
Common to medium cows----------- 2.5003.25
Veals, common to good 4.0005. 90
Bulls, good TO choice. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3.O003.75
Bulls. common to good 2.2502. So
Mixers. common to good, per head GAO. 90
HoGs-Receipts, 2, $3.50; shipments, 1900 Quail
ity fair. Market active and higher, closing
steady. Al. sold.
Heavy packing and shipping.."-.-. SIS 6005.75
Light and heavy mixed packing. 5.2005.50
Common to good light 5.1505.4O
Pigs and heavy roughs- 4.5005-O0
SHEEP-Receiprs, 125; shipments, -. Mar
ket steady and unchanged.
Good 20 choice 81 1904. 60
Fair to good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3.6504.1O
Common. Observation-Disclosures. 800 1885
Lambs, common to good 4.oOO5.OO
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LIVE STOCK.

Common and Shipping Cattle Dull-Hogs
Active and Hieher-Sheep Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS April 16.
CATTLE-Receipts, 40; shipments. so. Mar
ket is dull on all common and shipping grades,
but steady on good butcher grades
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copy of the decree may be at the Office of the
company. No. Wall street. New York.
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JOS. wv. WORK, Cashier.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. States for the District of Indiana. And
In the Circuit Court of the United States for the
Southern District Of Illinois.
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SEEDS.

Clover-Common red or June prime trecleaned).
3.7504 ~ bu: English mammoth prime ire
cleaned1 $i.1504.35: Alsike. prime; $500; AL
falfa prime S7.2507.5O; white, $75O0S prime
timothy. $21o62.25 y bu: extra clean blue grass,
81 6501 90 y bu: German millet, ST. y bu com
mon millet 75c y bu; haxseed. selected, $1l00
lao p bu; seed rye. 75c y bu; old popcorn. 203e
~ b; new popcorn. 60O75c " bu; hemp, 3l2c
canary, SC; rape, 90 p h.
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Checked NainsOOkS.

E94O0 At &c, &c. Ioc PIC E95So. The latest
inches wide, at Soc, 4Oc and soc per yard E9582
bulgarian lawn, something entirely new, very
fine and sheer, at 25e, thirty inches wide;
l5c; E9359. Plain white India lawns, extra
heavy, az l5c, medium at l5c, Ee387. Plain
white India lawns, in assorted qualities, at zoe
25c 35C, 40C, SOC; E9440. Assorted colored Swiss
embroidered in red, white, blue, cream and
back, thirty two inches wide, 75c; E 9435. As
sorted colored Swiss embroidered, in blacks
creams, white. blue, red, black and polka dot
35c: 94l4. White and ecru lawn with wide
and narrow border to match, very fine and styl-
ish, 26c and Soc; f 9525. In ida lawn in stripes
at I0c worth zoe; E 9542. India lawn in satin
striped, and serge block check. at 12c worth 2Oc
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Dress Goods.

C5601. Cheese cloths in colors of cream, ecrue,
pink, light blue, cherry, navy blue, canary. nile
green, brown and black, at SIC yard.
C5320. 22incn cotton nuns yelling In colOrs o
cream, pink, blue, ecrue, tan, brown and black
at SIC yard.
of black, blue, brown, pink, figures on cream
ground, at SIC yard.
C4504. % inch wool filler alpaca in cOlors OF
brown, tan, blue and black, at 10c.
C4526. 22-inch wCol-filler cashmere in color
of brown, blue, tan, grey and black at l5c.
C5354. % inch wool filler nuns yelling and
albatross in COlors of brown, blue, black, grey
yard.
C4527. 22-inch wool filler serge, grey mixed, al
2Oc
G29O4. A inch etimine wool filler in shades Of
tan, brown, blue, pink and cream at 25c.
C4526. "a inch wool filler cashmere, in all the
shades of tan and brown, at 25c.
G. 1852. SO inches, extra fine wool filler
cashmere in all the light shades of tan and
brown, also plain grey, black and grey
plaid, black and grey stripe, brown and
brown plaid, these are very appropriate
for spring and summer wear at 35c yard
G. 1903. 36inches, all wool albatross in
shades of black, blue, brown, cream,
pink, tan, grey and white, at SOC.
G. 52OI. 40 inches, all wool albatross il
tan, blue and black, check, brown, blue
and tan stripes, at Csc.
G. 5212. 40 inches, all wool albatross
and surah, extra quality, in shades Of
brown, blue, tan, helitrope, cream, pink
and black, at 75c.
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Window Curtains and Shades.

DRAPERY CURTAINS-Lot F 1928.
4O-inch Manchester drapery, assorted col
ors, 10c per yard; Lot T 2470. 40 inch
Beatrice drapery, assorted colors, 15c
per yard; Lot F 24G6. 40-inch Persian
drapery, assorted coIors, 15c; Lot F
2473. 40-inch Roman drapery, assorted
cOlors, zoe; Lot F 1922. 30-inch Grape
drapery, assorted coIors, zoe; Lot f 2579.
30-inCh double-faCed coIored flannel, 25c;
Lot F 247I. 36-inch scrim, 10c; Lot F
2475. 40-inch scrim, 15c; Lot F 2477. 40
inch Scrim, assorted colors, Csc.
LACE CURTAINS-Lot F 2119. Not
tingham lace, white, Csc per pair; Lot
2149. Nottingham lace, white, S 1per pair !;
Lot 2148. Size, 45 inches wide yards
long, ecru tapped, So; Lot F 2147. Size,
~ inches wide yards long, ecru tapped,
1925; Lot 1882. Size, 81 inches wide
81 yards long, ecru tapped, So; Lot 1896.
Size, AZ inches wide 81 yards long, ecru
tapped, 81; Lot F 2l33. Size, 48 inches
wide 81 yards long, S.; Lot F 2114. Size,
90 inches wide yards long, $3.50.
FRENCH CANVAS CURTAINS-Lot
FL 2151. Size AZ inches wide 81 yards
long, 81 pair.
MADRAS CURTAINS-Lot F 2149. 40
inches wide 81 yards long, 81 SO; Lot F
2I50. 40 inches wide 81 yards long, So !;
Lot F 2l36. 40 inches wide 81 yards long,
S.; Lot F 2349. Job lot antique lace
tides, 15c each.
LACE BED SETS-Lot f S2O1. White
tapped, So; Lot F 1902. White tapped,
$3.50; Lot F 1902. White tapped, IS.
BRASS CURTAIN CHAINS-Lot F
1884. l5c pair; Lot F1729, zoe pair; Lot
F l746. 25c pair ;sLot F 1749 40c pair
Lot F 1852. Csc pair.
| CORNICE POEES-Lot F 1915. Ebony
and walnut, wood trimmed, 35c set; Lot
F 1248. Ebony, walnut and mahogany,
/ brass trimmed, SOC set; Lot F 1853.
Ebony and mahogany, brass trimmed, 75c
set; Lot F 1861. Ebony and mahogany,
brass trfmed, 81.
WINDOW SHADES-For the first time
we. are placing before the trade a shade
for SOC, which for 81 would be cheap.
I Lot F 2640. Size 3x6 feet; 600 assorted
New York Holland dado shades, in slate,
green, ecru, medium blue, olive, brown,
/ cardinal, mounted on best spring fix
lures, SOC. Lot 1884. Sizes, 3x6 feet,
| assorted dado opake shades, spring fix
lures, Csc; Lot F 2610. Sizes, SKI feet,
| assorted maroon flOCked and gilt opake
dado, S5c; Lot F 1903. Sizes, SKI feet,
iridescent opake shades, with springidx-
lures, $1.00.
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CIothing.

It is great folly to pay a merchant
tailor $50 Tor a S25 suit, and before you do
it carefully scan these prices, and if you
US trial order; if goods are not salts
factory return at our expense; the
button cutaway worsted and cheviot
frock suits, square or round cut sack
suits worn by stylish gentlemen this
spring, can any thing be more perfect in
fit or finish: we are showing a grand
assortment in rich fancy American and
English imported Scotch cheviots; be-
low we give few lot numbers that take
lead:
Lot OO754. 90 Scotch cheviot sack suits,
every thread wool, at $40, worth SIS,
sizes SO to A breast; O2OO3. 80 dark
gray cheviot sacks at $3.50, worth
500. so, size 80 to s.; O1976. Is ligh.
colored Scotch sack suits at SIS, worth
500, the small sizes in this lot are al
closed, but we still have them from 81 to
40; O2OO4. % light colored plaid
cheviot sacks, the nobbiest OF the season,
at $3.50, were sold early in the spring st
$22. 80, size SO to So; O1983. % all
wool straight cut gray sack suits, 81 to
~, at $3.50, worth $3.50; these make
elegant suits for middle age and old gen
tlemen; O2OO5. 28 dark check worsted
suits, in either straight or round corners,
at $3.50, reduced from $50, and f;
equal to any tailor made suit; OI.g +
"a square cut fancy worsted sack suits a.
$25, same goods made to order will COS:
$50 per suit, size SO to So; O2454. s.
fancy Wersted sack suits for young men,
size SO to SO, at $3.50, would be Ter7
cheap at $12; O1948. &c fancy wo.
sted I button cutaway frocks at S25, re-
duced from $35. We also have in stock
any variety Of cheap suits, ranging from
81 to 81; these are the goods for WOTS
suits.
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STRAW MATTING-F 837. sc inch
white, 15c per yard or S. per roll of 40
yards; 842. SO inch fancy straw mat
tings, 2Oc worth 25c; F 500. So inch fancy
straw mating 25c worth 80; F S2S.. SO
inch fancy straw mating, 25c worth SOC :;
F $40. So inch fancy straw mating, SOC
worth 40c; F 832. sc inch jointiess straw
mating, 35c worth 45c; F 8f9. SO inch
jointless fancy straw mating, 4Oc worth
SOC; F 8l7. sc inch jointless fancy straw
mating, SOC worth COG; F 821. SO inch
jointless fancy straw mating, SOC worth
Coo; F 49,. Straw mats or rugs; size,
27X45, 25c each.
OIL MATTING-Lots 500 and 898, in
"A, GA and 81, at SOC per square yard;
Lots 885 and $50, in A, ga, Ga, 8-4 and
1O-4, at SOC per square yard.
CARPETS-Lot F 80. 80 inch Mosaic
carpet, 2Oc, worth soc; Lot F 81. sc
inch Mosaic carpet, 25c worth 35c; Lot f
152. Sc inch cotton ingram carpet, 25c
worth 35c; Lot 1873. SO inch cotton in
grain carpet, 25c worth 35c; Lot F l35.
So inch cotton ingram carpet, 35c worth
soc; Lot l22. Sc inch Gotten ingram car
pet, 35cWorth SOC; Lot F 1919. So inch
cotton ingram carpet, 45c worth Goo;
Lot F 264. SO inch wool filed carpet, SOC
worth Csc; Lot 1853. Sc inch wool
filed carpet, SOC worth Csc; Lot F 26O
SO inch wool filed extra carpet, CSC worth
75c; Lot F 261. So inch wool filed extra
carpet, CSC worth 75c; Lot F SAL. Sc inch
all wool carpet, 75c worth Soc; Lot F 342,
sc inch all wool carpet, 75c worth SIC;
Lot F 339. &c inch best grade all wool ex-
ira super, Soc worth ST.; Lot 245. Sc inch
best grade all wool extra super, 85c worth
81; Lot F 238. sc inch 3-ply, Csc worth
81; Lot 318. Sc inch 3-ply, 9Oc worth
$1.10; F 1856. 81 inch tapestry Brussels
carpets, SOC worth 65c; F 442. 81 inch ia.
pestry Brussels c4rpets, soc worth Csc;
F 495. q inch tapestry Brussels carpets,
CSC worth 75c; F 496. 81 inch tapestry
Brussels carpet, 75c worth 85c; F 491. q
inch tapestry Brussels carpets, Sc worth
81; F 1913. 81 inch tapestry Brussels car,
pets, 81 worth $1.25; F 1853. 81 inch ia
pestry Brussels carpets, 81 worth S1.25;
F 635. 81 inch body Brussels carpets, 95c
worth $1.25; F 629. 81 inch body Brus-
sells carpets, 81 worth $1.25; Gil. 81
Lowell body Brussels carpets, S1.25
worth $3.50. Borders to match.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-16

The recent retiring from business OF
one of the oldest and largest hosiery i'm
porters in New York and disposal of
their entire stock through the auction
rooms, par&lyzed regular prices. Our
buyer was on hand, hence the remarkable
low prices we are able to quote:
A 4444. Ladies' silk hose in all coIers,
including black, at 81 a pair, actual value
So to 81; sizes, s, Sd, 8, 90.
A 657. Our entire stock Of misses
and children's assorted cOlOred silk nose,
at SOC; sizes from to Sd.
RaPOrder promptly these silk goods
Tor stock is limited and will go out in q
few days.
a All. 144 pair ladies brilliant Isle,
in black, seal, navy, garnet and assorted
tans, at SOC, worth 75c regular.
A AGA. 100 pair ladies' brilliant Isle,
in modes. tans and browns, at Csc, worth
SOC regular.
A 1914. 500 pair ladies German finish
Isle, in black, seal, navy, garnet and
cardinal, at 25c, worth 40c regular.
a +743. 200 pair ladies' full regular
cotton, in modes, greYs and tans, at 25c,
worth 40c.
a 1894. 10 pair ladies' full regular
cotton in black, seal, garnet and navy, al
25c, worth 4Oc.
a 1885. 275 pair full regular unbleach-
ed balbriggan, st 25c per pair, worth 40c
regular.
MISSES.
A 1914. I42 pair misses black Isle, at
SOC for all Sizes, 81, 6, 81, Z, u, s, 81
A 1913. 400 pair misses fine brilliant
Isle. This is an assorted lot of all sizes
and colOrs, worth from 75c to SI.25 per
pair-your choice for SOC.
A 1913. 500 pair. An assorted lot of
misses full regular cotton, all sizes and
colors, at 25c per pair, worth double the
money.
A 1881. 105 pair boys ribbed cotton
full regular, in black, navy, seal and gar,
Let, at 25c, worth 40C.
1857. 2lO pair boys gray ribbed
school hose, full regular, at 25c.
a 1884. 628 misses rib cotton hose, al
10c-regular 15c goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-16
Boys Department.

We have just received an immense 10.
lot of boys, children and youths cIOt
ing, consisting of square corner, rOur.
corner and Norfork long and short pants
from years up to Is; below we gives
few of the prices, with lot number, b
which you can easily order;
Lot O2440. Is boys broad check, squsS
cut long pant suits, age IL to Is, at So
would be considered good value 3
$3.50; O2455. 80 boys brown checi
long pants straight cut, age 10 to Is, S.
s., worth $3.50; O2456. ~ boy;
brown and black worsted suits, Ion:
pants, age 10 to Is, at $3.50, worth SO.
O2458. AZ boys gray all wool lon:
pants suits, age IA to Is, at $50, wO1-
be cheap at $3.50; O2443. II chi
dren's dark gray plated Norfork kn5
pant suits, at 81, former price )
2464. 10 children's all wool sailor sui.
age to 8 years, at 81, have been seiL-
all season for SO.
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Miitts,

Lot a 1892 is ladies' silk mitts, in ope
ia shades, length % inches, at Sl.25.
Lot A 5154. ITO pair ladies' silk mitts
in black, assorted and opera shades
length 16 inches, at 81.
Lot A 5l79. 95 pair ladies' silk lac
mitts, in black, assorted and opera shades
length Is inches, at 81.
Lot a 1925. 126 ladies' silk mitts, il
black, assorted and opera shades, length
u inches, at 75c.
Lot a 1922. I4O ladies' silk mitts, il
black, assorted and opera shades, length
10 inches, at SOC.
Lot a 5337.. 245 ladies' silk mitts, il
black and assorted colors, length L
inches, at 25c. s.
Lot a 1923 is ladies' silk mitts, black
embroidered with tan, and assorted tan
embroidered with black, length II inches
st 81.
RGa-In addition to the above specia
bargains in our glove department, can b.
found all the novelties of the season TO.
the hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-16
Hot Weather Goods.

Lot No. 1856. Gauze undershirts at
25c each worth 4Oc; Lot No. 1864. Gauze
undershirts at 40c worth Coo; Lot No.
3278. India gauze undershirts at SOC
worth 75c; Lot No. 1880. India gauze
undershirts 75c worth 81. 90. Here are
bargains that cannot be duplicated
Cents French balbriggan underwear, gen
uine imported goods, just received, every
size in both shirts and drawers, and bet
ter value cannot be found.
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SLIPPERS.

Lot G 1928. Ladies' kid turned opera
slippers, sizes p to 7, 75c; Lot G 1888.
Ladies fine kid turned ope slippers, %
Ito Z, price 81; Lot G 1872. Ladies' kid
common sense opera slippers, % to Z,
price 81 50; Lot G 1858. Ladies' COB lott
kid slippers, button, lace Oxford, New
port ties and opera slippers, sizes to g.,
price $3.50 worth So; Lot G 1886. La
dies French kid hand turned opera slip
pers, sizes l to 8, price 81 10; Lot 1868.
Ladies' French kid hand turned opera
slippers, sizes to 5, price $500; Lot G
1861. Ladies' kid 4-buoton slippers, COM
mon sense last, hand turned, sizes 2
to 6, price 1925 Lot G 1849. La
dies kid Oxford ties, hand turned,
opera last, sizes 2 to G, price 1925;
Lot G 1858. Ladies' dongola Oxford ties,
common sense last, sizes % to 6, price
I$2 %; Lot G 1859. Ladies' French kid
IOxford ties, opera last, hand turned, sizes
to 5, price $500; Lot 1856. Ladies'
French kid 4-button slippers, opera last,
hand turned, sizes to 6, price $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-16
At S $50.

No. H. 1855. A line of colored French
balbriggan, full regular neck and sleeve,
drawers bound and stayed with tape,
which make them rip proof. These goods
are sold in suits only; gents wearing as
fine quality as this prefer the whole suit.
This comes two suits in box, $3.50 per
suit or $3.50 per box, worth the world
over So per suit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-16
HandkerehiefS.

Number 9740. so dozen white superior
cambria at SC, worth 12c; No. 9743. 73
dozen white superior cambria, French
finish, at 10c, worth 15c; No. II, 598. As
dozen linen hemstitched, colored border,
at 15c, worth 25c; No. II, 598. 60 dozen
white linen hemstitched, colored border,
polka dot, at zoe, worth 35c; No. II, 592.
&c dozen white hemstiched, every thread
pure linen, at 25c worth ACC; duplex 80
dozen assorted patterns solid navy blue
border, white polka dot, white ground
and blue polka dot, something new, at 25c
worth 40c.
A pleasant and profitable time can be
spent by gentlemen who are tasty Of
dress by looking at our beautiful assert
ments;of neckwear, our good-ftting shirts,
suspenders, hosiery, and al endless vari-
ETY. of silk and linen handkerchiefs, celu-
leid cuffs and collars, E. & W. collars and
cuffs, and everything pertaining to gen.
tlemen's dress.
No. 1924. 1900 handsome satin scarfs at
15c worth SOC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-16
Cloves.

A 24IO Is ladies' black silk gloves 2
inches length, at $1.50.
A 24O4 is LADIES' black opera and as
sorted silk gloves, 81 inches, at $1.25.
A 5OI3. 26O ladies, silk gloves, IC
button length, N black, opera and as
sorted colors, a. Sl.00 per pair.
A 5019. 295 ladies' silk gloves, Shut
ton length, in black, opera and assorte
colors, at 75c.
A 5OI8. $40 ladies' silk gloves, 6-but
ton length, in black and assorted colors
at SOC.
A 5l13. 420 ladies' black and colore
Isle gloves, st 25C per pair.